Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-19
The Premium List.

The premium List
The following Is the list Of premiums
awarded at the Anne Arundel county fair
at Galesville:
FLOWERS.
Collection of plants, Miss Elizabeth II.
Murray; cut flowers, 4enias and roses,
Mrs. Benz. Watkins; dahlias. Miss Alice
Waters; buttonhole bouquets, Miss G.. s.
Iglehart; ornamental flowers, Samuel
Brooke.
NEEDLEwoRK.
Crazy quilt of silk, Mrs. Canter; crazy
patchwork, Sophie Lerch; hand made
shirt, Mrs. Fl. M. Murray; worsted af-
CHAN, Lizzie Linthicum; infants dress
and frame embroidery in silk, Mrs. J. III.
Hopkins; darning, Bessie Weems; darned
net, Lidie Collinson; lace work and knit
lace, Mary s. Collinson; table cover Mary
A. G. Murray; buitonholes, Mrs Albert
Wilson; pair of tides, Maud Howard;
outline embroidery in crewel, Mrs. Chap
ham Murray; pincushion. Mamie Wollen;
kensington embroidery, Miss NJ. w Green;
lace work, Mollie Pinkney; splasher, Mrs.
Chas. M. Colhoun; crocheted work, Jessie
Lerch.
ART.
Hair work, Sallie G.. CoIlinson; paint
ing on silk, Mrs. A. H. Hall; painting in
oil, H. r. Colhoun; water colors, Sarah
b. Stewart; crayon drawing, Mary NJ.
Weems and Stephen Linthicum; wood
carving, w. G. Brooke; basket work.
Mary L. Collinson.
Bread, rolls and rusk, Mrs. Jane
Davidson; biscuit, (beaten) Mrs. Ernest
Davidson; yeast powder. Mrs. p. II.
Israel.
CAKES AND PIES.
Ice cream and mountain cake. Mrs. A.
b. Best; pound cake, Mrs w. +. Childs;
sponge cake, Miss G. T. Hall; silver cake,
and cup cake, Lidie Collinson; jelly cake,
Mrs. J. r. Woollcn; custard cake, E.
Birdie Israel; ginger pound cake, Mrs. p.
H. Israel; marble cake, Eliza franklin;
ginger cake, Mrs. l.. p. WEIGH; jumbles
cake, Mrs. DIR. Franklin; lady cake, Sallie
G.. Collinson; cocoanut cake, Minnie
Weldon; icing cake, Mrs. A. B. Best;
green apple pie, Rachel Estep; lemon Gus
tard pie, Mrs Benz Collinson.
PRESERVES, sc.
Pineapple, Mrs. BENZ. CoIIinson; peach
es, yellow Mrs. p. III. Israel; (white)
Emily III. Murray; ounces. Mrs. L. p.
WEIGH; raspberries. Mrs. p. III Israel;
pears, Emily II. Murray; apples, Mrs. S.
II. White; damsons, Mrs. L. p. WEIGH;
citron, Mrs. DIR. Thos. WEIGH; watermel-
on rind, Mrs. Ernest Davidson cante-
loupe rind, Alex. Murray; tomatoes, Mrs.
j. II. Hopkins and Mrs, p. I'll. Israel;
blackberry jam; Geo. Earle, Jr. crab APP
pie Jelly, Mrs. j. r. Woollen; currant
and peach jelly, Mrs. p. H. Israel. apple
jelly, Lucy w. Clayton; ounce jelly, Mrs.
Somer6eld Chew; dark grape, Mrs. Ernest
Davidson; gooseberry, E. G. Reynolds;
chocolate caramels. Emily III. Murray
cocoanut taffy, Rachel Estep; plain taffy,
Mrs. Earnest Davidson; conserved cante
loupe Alice Waters; spiced peaches, cur
rants and canteloupe, Mrs F. III. Israel
whole cucumber pickle, Mrs. J. S. Owens;
chow chow pickle, Lucy w. Clayton;
watermelon pickle, Mrs. j. r. Woollen;
green tomato pickle, Mrs. p. III. Israel; |
ripe tomato pickle. Mrs. j H Hopkins;
mangoes pickle, Mrs. DR.. Thomas WEIGH; |
cabbage pickle, Sally G. Murray: tomato
catsup, Mrs. L. e. Colt and Mrs. e. G.. |
pepper catsup, Sally G. Murray; |
hard soap, Mrs. Henry Woodward; home
made soap. Mrs. Benz Watkins; vinegar,
Mrs. j. II. Wollen; yeast (dry,) lisa Weir; |
dried apples. Mrs. Benz. Watkins; dried |
cherries, Mrs. L. p. WEIGH.
CANNED GOODS.
Yellow peaches in glass jars, Mrs. l.. |
p. WEIGH; white peaches in glass jars, |
Lucy w. C.aytor; cherries in glass jars,
Mrs. Ernest Davidson; currants in glass |
jars, Mrs. K G.. Reynolds pears in glass |
jars, II. s. Cole; blackberries in glass
Jars, Mrs l.. p WEIGH; peaches In glass |
ls.H al
s. Co.; tomatoes in tin factory packed,) |
r. Nj. Pindell & Co.
WIN AND CoRDIALs.
Cherry bounce and home made cordial,
Mrs. Benz. Watkins; grape Wine years
old, Mrs. j, r. Woollen; grape wine less
than years old, j. s. Owens; wild grape !
wine, Mrs Somerfield Chew; currant
wine, 8 years old, Mrs. j. Y. Dove; cur
rant wine less than years old, j. w.
Bevan; blackberry wine years old, |
Lucy w. Clayton; blackberry wine less |
than years old, Mrs. p. III. Israel.
BUTTER.
Butter in prints, Mrs. Benz Watkins;
butter In rolls. Mrs. j. r. Woollen; lard,
Sallie G. Collinson.
GRAIN AND ROOTS.
Fultz wheat, Benz. Watkins; seed ears
yellow and white corn, RoOeft murray |
red wheat, E. G.. Reynolds; pop corn. Il l.
lie Caulk; half bushel white corn, Albert
do. oats and rye, Benz. Watkins.
potatoes, Horace S. Ridout; sweet pota-
oes, VIM. Howard: yams aud rutabagas.
John Collinson of j.; cured tobacco. X.
7. Estep.
FRUITS
Apples, Benz. Watkins; pears, r. s.
Cole
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Carrots, Fl. NJ. Murray; parsnips, DR..
rhos. /. Franklin, satisfy and squashes,
?. HI. Israel; egg plants. Stephen Linthi-
,um; long blood beets. III. M. Murray;
urnips, Mrs. Jane Davidson; cabbage
Nm. Howard; celery, Samuel Brooke;
omatoes. J. S. Owens; lima beans. Mary
J. Collinson; purple top turnips, Jas. ii.
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